Conference proceedings

After the workshop, all willing contributors are invited to submit a full article (10-15 pages) to the conference proceedings, published in the Springer-Verlag series Lecture Notes in Computer Science (LNCS). The proceedings will include also all the extended abstracts (to provide the overview on the state-of-the-art in scientific computing) as well as review articles on the minisymposia. The full articles and the minisymposium articles will be peer-reviewed. Submission of an abstract does not bind the author for contributing a full article. The minisymposium contributors can also submit a full article to the proceedings, should they so desire.

Contributed talks and posters

The contributed talks are presented in parallel sessions and have duration of 30 minutes.

The call for papers has now ended.

Minisymposia

There will be parallel minisymposia on defined current topics (on Monday June 11 and Tuesday June 12). The organizer of a minisymposium commits to writing a review article on the minisymposium, possibly with minisymposium speakers as co-authors. Speakers in minisymposia are not requested to submit an extended abstract at all, but the organizer of the minisymposium selects the contributions. The minisymposia have now been selected and they are

• HPC Interval Methods, organized by Bartlomiej Kubica (B.Kubica(at)elka.pw.edu.pl)
• CRESTA: Exascale Applications, organized by Jan Åstrom (jan.astrom(at)csc.fi)
• Heterogeneous Computing, organized by Anne Elster (elster(at)idi.ntnu.no)
  

• PRACE/DECI Projects, organized by Alison Kennedy (a.kennedy(at)epcc.ed.ac.uk)
• Applications of Parallel Computing in Industry and Engineering, organized by Julius Zilinskas (julius.zilinskas(at)mii.vu.lt)
  

Contact directly the organizers if you would like to contribute these sessions.

Interactive sessions

Two interactive sessions for Special Interest Group (SIG) meetings and Birds-of-a-Feather (BoF) sessions will be organized on Tuesday June 12 in parallel. Their topics are proposed similarly with the minisymposia. The SIG/BoF sessions will not contribute to the conference proceedings.